The phrase "achieved where appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something has been accomplished or realized in situations that are suitable or relevant.
Example: "The project goals were successfully achieved where appropriate, leading to a significant improvement in overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "accomplished as needed" or "realized when suitable".
However, as per the definition, the technology requires collaboration and information sharing, so the greatest value appears to be achieved where these are augmented by appropriate technical resources [20 22].
Care goals are to be documented as either 'achieved', 'not achieved', or, where appropriate 'not applicable'.
Technology can enable a more holistic approach to health, in which a wide variety of systems, sensors and applications come together, when and where appropriate, to achieve particular care-related outcomes.
In view of the varying social and health needs of patients with CHD and depression the adoption of a holistic, case management approach to care is recommended together with personalised support providing the opportunity for patients to develop and achieve life and health goals, where appropriate.
Where appropriate, synergies may be achieved through integration of IS programs with broader rural development programs.
In order to achieve this, all terms have definitions and, where appropriate, are supported by a literature reference.
Similar concerns arose from early in vivo safety studies where appropriate NOAEL margins were not achieved.
It is likely that further savings could be achieved by discontinuing PPI therapy for some individuals where appropriate [ 31, 32].
"This aims to achieve footballing success for Dundee United and the opportunity for players to improve and, where appropriate, enhance their earnings elsewhere".
"We have also revised our claim forms for invigilators to assist chief invigilators in ensuring balance is achieved, or if invigilators feel it necessary to provide additional evidence to claim additional session fees where appropriate".
